from, was andy wegener something-or-other at gmail.com. reporter: where d you meet? i work part-time at a gas station. it s public, there are cameras in the area and if something bad were to happen, i know of at least two or three people that are in the area a lot that would probably come to my rescue. is that the kind of thing you have to do when you sell a weapon? that s the thing i do when i sell a weapon because i ve got entirely too much to lose. i have a family, i have a job that, you know i love them both. i did not want to jeopardize those. we met at the station. i showed him the rifle in the back end of my car, and then i filled out a bill of sale, because i wanted to make sure that this was trackable. i kept a copy. he kept a copy. we reviewed everything to make sure that it was what he wanted and make sure everything was, you know, up to snuff. reporter: you saw his photo i.d.? i saw his photo i.d. reporter: and how carefully did you, you know, store the info
so all of the e-mail conversations that he and i had, i kept all the text messages between he and i, i kept. and i still had pictures that i had originally posted on armslist those were still on my home computer and as he was leaving, again, to cover myself, i wrote down the license plate number reporter: you are a careful guy. i am. reporter: was he a nice fellow for the very limited interaction we had, yeah he seemed very nice, very normal he asked me how to load it i showed him how reporter: and that was it off he went? off he went reporter: and then, a few days later, the school secretary gave drew a message. a polk county detective wanted to talk to him right away. and my very first thought was, i interpreted the law wrong when i had looked up the iowa codes and i m going to jail. reporter: you immediately thought about selling that weapon that s the first thing that came to my mind. why else would a polk county detective be calling me? i was going to jail. r
the family. i think flying over i figured out that assange had podesta s e-mails. i told roger in this e-mail and subsequently i thought it was podesta s e-mail. so you gave that to feds to mueller s prosecutors. it s actually the truth. it s also a defense. it is a defense. it s a defense. you said that to them. how did they take that? they didn t believe it. conspiracy theorist and friend of roger stone jerome corsi flatly denies having any information about the wikileaks dumps but newly revealed e-mail conversations between corsi and stone tell quite a different story about the months leading up to the 2016 election. allow me to explain. march 2016, russian hackers gain access to john podesta s e-mails. remember, john podesta was the chairman of hillary clinton s presidential campaign. next month, april, russian
reporter: what did you ask for it? $360. reporter: about a month later, he got a nibble via e-mail. i told him that i needed cash and i needed a photo i.d. so i knew he was who he said he was, and that he was at least 21. reporter: who did he say he was? he said his name was andy wegener, and that was the e-mail address that he had contacted me from, was andy wegener something-or-other at gmail.com. reporter: where d you meet? i work part-time at a gas station. it s public. there are cameras in the area. and if something bad were to happen, i know of at least two or three people that are in the area a lot that would probably come to my rescue. reporter: is that the kind of thing you have to do when you sell a weapon? that s the thing i do when i sell a weapon because i ve got entirely too much to lose. i have a family. i have a job. that i love them both. i did not want to jeopardize those. we met at the station. i showed him the rifle in the back end of my car, and
it s too hot to handle. in the course of that, between june 3rd and june 7th there s all these e-mail conversations or phone conversations which we don t know about where more of this was discussed. we do know that on june 7th donald trump, after he won the new jersey primary, got on television, went off the teleprompter to say that he was going to detail all of this dirt on the clintons the following monday. so what dirt was that? the obvious inference is that was the e-mails that were stolen from the server. that is a crime. it s a conspiracy to violate the computer fraud and abuse act, title 18, united states code, 1030. it involves a whole bunch of people, going into those servers, stealing those documents. the object of which was to get donald trump elected. yeah. so he doesn t make any kind of press conference that monday. because what must have happened is in between either goldstone